FLM System - 2026 Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

FLM System is league management software for small-sided soccer: 6-a-side, indoor and futsal, socca, and corporate or rec leagues run outside official federation structures. It gives independent organizers one place to run the whole competition, from the first fixture to the final table.

Most amateur leagues run on a spreadsheet, a group chat, and a table someone recalculates by hand after every round. FLM System replaces that. You set up your teams and divisions, generate the season schedule (round-robin, cup, groups plus cup, or league plus cup), and the standings, results, and scorer stats stay current on their own.

The product is three tools that work together. A management panel where you run the league. A referee app, so results go in live from the ref's phone at the pitch. And a public, branded website for every league, with fixtures, live scores, tables, top scorers, and team and player history that players and fans follow on your own domain.

There is a business side too. Handle team registration and keep track of which teams have paid and which have not. Open up sponsor revenue with dedicated logo slots, a homepage banner, sponsored articles, and photo galleries built into the league site, so sponsors get real visibility and you get a new income stream.

Running more than one league? Multi-league operators manage every league from a single panel, and an umbrella portal aggregates member leagues and hosts cross-league championships without re-adding teams. Federations can bring independently run member leagues under one brand and one standard.

Pricing is $1 per team per month, or about $9 per team per year on annual billing. Start with a free trial, no credit card required, and attach a card only when you are ready. There is no free plan and no wasted subscription: you pay for the teams you run.

FLM System is built and backed by Fingoweb, a software house with 15 years behind it and a team of 50-plus. More than 15 leagues across four countries already run their competitions on it.